# Swindon Property Market Summary
Swindon's property market demonstrates notable volatility, with an overall average price of £202,823 across nearly 78,000 properties. The market has experienced significant fluctuations over recent years, peaking at £502,843 in 2022 before declining to £317,661 in 2024. The 2025 data (based on 1,572 sales) shows a modest recovery to £389,086, though transaction volumes remain well below the 4,500+ sales recorded in peak years like 2017 and 2024. This variability suggests a market responding to broader economic pressures, including interest rate changes and shifts in buyer sentiment.
Swindon's appeal lies in its strategic location between London and Bristol, strong transport links via the M4 corridor, and its transformation from a railway town into a diverse economic hub. The town offers relatively affordable housing compared to surrounding areas in the South West and Thames Valley, attracting a mix of first-time buyers, families, and commuters. The substantial property stock of nearly 78,000 homes reflects Swindon's ongoing development and expansion, making it one of the UK's fastest-growing towns with continued residential construction meeting demand from its expanding population and employment base.
--- *Note: 2026 data based on only 10 sales and should be treated as preliminary.*
The average house price in Swindon, Swindon is £202,823. Prices range from £100 to £126,372,000.
There are 77,997 properties in Swindon with 104,127 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Swindon is £150,995, compared to an average of £202,823.
Swindon has 26,387 terraced properties, 20,336 detached properties, 20,239 semi-detached properties, 9,531 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Swindon have risen by 368% from £63,115 in 1995 to £295,400 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Swindon by number of properties include Cricklade Road, Ferndale Road, Homington Avenue, High Street, Fire Fly Avenue.
Swindon is located in Swindon, in the Swindon district.